Business English Grammar Review June

I won't tell him sorry ____________ I feel bad about it.

I _______ hard to change my appearance since I was a kid.

Finish the Sentence: "Unless you have the key, ..."

Change this Adverb Clause to an Adverbial Phrase "Because I am a boy scout"

While John likes the rain,

Finish the sentence: "Being new to video games,..."

Finish the Sentence: "Only if you pass this test..."

Finish this sentence with the correct grammar: "While Daniel is Russian,..."

Finish the sentence: "I'll finish this ice cream..."

Finish this sentence: "Being new to Salt Lake City,..."

Finish this sentence: "Having seen that movie before,..."

"By the time I got there, the honey was gone. The bear ________ through my open window."

Change the Adverbial Phrase to an Adverb Clause: "Being a student now,"

I _________ eat breakfast unless I wake up late and don't have the time.

Finish the Sentence: "I've only visited my Aunt Gina..."

I will pass the course only if I ______ the test

Finish the Sentence: "After the bell rang,..."

After Rika _________ her paper, she will turn it in.

Finish the Sentence: "In case there are wild bears on the hike,..."

Now that I have graduated college, I _______ for a new job.

"Whether or not" and "Even if" are used for conditions that matter.

By the time I grab a tissue, I _______sneezed

I ordered pizza the last time I ______ to the restaurant.

When my dad _______ at the airport tomorrow, I will be busy, so I can't pick him up.

Change the Adverb Clause to an Adverbial Phrase: "Because I had seen that movie before,"

After moving to Salt Lake,

Change the Adverb Clause to an Adverbial Phrase "Since I wanted the party to be fun,"

Chang the Adverb Clause to an Adverbial Phrase "Before I saw the light of day..."

Change the Adverbial Phrase to an Adverb Clause: "After picking my favorite team..."

Change this adverb clause into an adverbial phrase: "While I walked to school"

Finish the Sentence: "I'll order the dessert at this restaurant ..."

Finish this sentence: "Sitting alone in my car,..."

Are you busy this weekend?

An Adverbial Phrase can only be used when talking about a single subject

"While" can be used to describe time and contrast

_____________ I arrived, it was already too late.

Finish the Sentence: "I will vote for Harry Potter in this election..."

Finish the Sentence: "Walking alone at night,..."

Finish the Sentence: "Even though I like Utah,..."

Finish the sentence: "Now that you've seen my strangest secret,..."